Marianna Mykhaylyuk and Raza Razai plan to tie the knot in traditional Ukranian ceremony in the summer of 2015.

“It’s not one day, it’s a three-day celebration. We’ll invite everyone to the Ukraine,” Mykhaylyuk said.

Friday was just for them.

The couple exchanged vows in the Pike County Courthouse chambers of Judge Wes Allen.

“We want it to be kind of quiet,” Razai said before the wedding.

He wore a suit and tie. She wore a shimmery floor-length gown and carried the bouquet Razai gave her for Valentine’s Day.

Allen said he had a few weddings slated for the day.

Kesha and Nickey Fuller were the first to exchange vows. Neither one could stop smiling.

“He’s a very special person to me,” Kesha said before the ceremony. “I’m just happy to be around him.”

Valentine’s Day has always been a favorite holiday for Kesha.

Fuller was just happy to start a family with the woman he loved.

“It’s a special day,” he said. “I get to take care of my family.”